It's so funny because the dumbest thing about the cybertruck is that they ostensibly designed it to keep you safe in an apocalypse/revolution of the proletariat[you're not the proletariat] scenario instead of the dangers you actually encounter in a car 99.99% of the time
I mean, to be scrupulously fair the people inside weren't injured, maybe we could argue the cracked glass was nevertheless effective in an "anti-beads crumple zone" way but then again we could also *not* plumb the depths of silliness
I lived in NOLA for some time, and the city is the antithesis of the rest of the state. Solid Dem, a majority minority city, and leans moderate/liberal. Showing up in three Reichtrucks, then driving down a parade route with thousands of inebriated people with zero inhibitions was asking for it
Oh yeah, I just point that out since it's shockingly common for people visiting NOLA on Mardi Gras weekend and miss all of the parades since they spent the whole time in the Quarter :P
I don't think this was the guy's job, it sounds like he was a grand marshal of the parade, which is usually an honor sorted out months before a parade.
Parade marshals are generally volunteers who do things like direct traffic or crowd control. It sounds like this parade has some in cars to respond to issues more quickly and for some traffic control stuff.
Oh, I just meant in general. Not specifically against Teslas/CTs. Whenever I see one around here, usually when I'm on my bike, I make sure to make my displeasure known.
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and it sucks even at that!
I mean, to be scrupulously fair the people inside weren't injured, maybe we could argue the cracked glass was nevertheless effective in an "anti-beads crumple zone" way but then again we could also *not* plumb the depths of silliness
If you think this is the car to buy to survive the post-apocalyptic wasteland.... no.
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We dont mind the fight, just the surprise.